Harvard scores $46 million in federal grants as funding freeze begins to thaw

Harvard University has received $46 million in federal research grants from the NIH after a judge struck down the Trump administration’s funding freeze. The initial disbursement, covering 200 grants, offers relief but represents only a fraction of Harvard’s research budget. While researchers welcome the funds, concerns remain over long-term federal support, budget cuts, and rising…

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Bhagalpur police lodges FIR over video of youths dancing with guns

Bhagalpur police have initiated an investigation into a viral video showing youths brandishing firearms while dancing at a cultural event in Itawa village. The incident, which allegedly occurred during a performance praising a political leader, prompted the registration of an FIR. Authorities are verifying the video’s authenticity and questioning local residents to gather more information…

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Japan politics: PM Ishiba’s coalition loses upper house majority; first time loss for LDP in both chambers since 1955

Japan’s ruling coalition, led by Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, lost its majority in the upper house, intensifying political uncertainty amid economic woes and rising populism. Voters expressed frustration over stagnant wages, soaring prices, and stricter immigration policies. The defeat weakens Ishiba’s position, potentially leading to internal challenges and complicating trade talks with the U.S.

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‘We should feel ashamed’: Karnataka minister Rajanna questions Congress on ‘vote theft’ claim; asked to quit post

Karnataka Minister KN Rajanna criticized his own Congress party for neglecting alleged electoral roll irregularities during their governance, expressing shame over the oversights. Deputy CM DK Shivakumar rebuked Rajanna, disagreeing with his assessment, while speculation arose about Rajanna’s potential resignation following his dissenting remarks on vote theft, prompting a meeting with the CM.

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